Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-03

D. Baum came up yesterday from Pail
SADIE.
Ben Holiday IL very i'll at Portland
Oregon.
Miss Sadie DAILY came in from Newarl
yesterday.
B. B. Straight came In from Duokwasel
yesterday.
B. Gilman returned from Q trip down
the road yesterday. 6
Emperor Williams ailment ia said to be
catarrh Of the bladder.
Hon. Thomas Wren returned from
Mount Hope yesterday.
Mrs. James G. Blaine has been seriously
Ill since her arrival in London.
Tom Fitzpatrick has taken out a license
and will again open a bar at Pinto.
William Pardy returned home yesterday
from q business visit to San Francisco.
Robert Crossan AMI W. J. Stevens
came up yesterday from Mineral Hill.
Mrs. n. Childs came into Eureka yes
terday from o visit to friends in the East.
Capt. Frank Drake and W. G. Lyons
are expected to arrive from White Pine
to-day.
Sheriff Sweeney returned yesterday from
q prospecting trip to some mines outside
Of this district.
Mrs. Louis Dibber and children re-
turned yesterday from q long visit to her
old home in Ohio.
Persons wanting tickets for the Rescue
Hose Company's ball can get them of
Vim MulinL ~ Tb0oaaa Il ua1nu
Martin Brown has had q tent fixed mp,
and will run an ice cream stand at the
Diamond excursion grounds on the Fourth
Of July.
Peter Shaeffer, who keeps the dollhouse
on the Newark road, has Q COW that gave
birth 20 three calves last week; 30 we have
been informed.
Elko Independent: A Virginia man by
the name Of Green has married q Miss
Appel. Their offspring will probably 60
by the name Of Green Appels.
Hon. Joseph Williams, with his wife
and children, came in by private convey.
ance from Hot Greek yesterday. They
will leave for home tomorrow.
At San Francisco Thursday Mrs. Lang.
try went before the United States Com.
missioner and declared her intention of
becoming a United States citizen.
Hon. Henry Rives Of Eureka is associated
with United States District Attorney
Hayden in the prosecution Of Ham and
Stevens for the Palisade robbery.
Judge A. l.. Fitzgerald returned home
yesterday. He has been making q GER
cult OF the Judicial District, and held
court last at W~innemucca, Humboldt
county.
The little visitors to Mount Hope. Jen.
ME Dunkle, Halle Ford and Tommy
Dunkle returned home yesterday as
pleased with their trip as children could
be.
James Pascoe has made a match to
nois, ct Baker City, Oregon. The match
Is to be for 81, 600 q side, best three in FIVE,
Cornish style.
The Gazette publishes the. names of
those who have signifed their intention TO
go East on the excursion train which
leaves Reno on the 9th inst. Among them
we notice that Of H. A. MoKim of this
place.
William Bryant, Charley Trembly, W.
s. Beard and F. M. Hoffman. returned
yesterday from San Francisco. where they
went for business and pleasure, utter at
tending the Grand Lodge OF I. o. o. F.,
at Virginia City.
Hon. Thomas Robinson came In from
Newark yesterday, TO meet his wife. who
Ia returning home after an absence il
San Francisco Of seven months. Tht
lady, we are pleased TO announce, is much
improved in health.
Miss Mamie Bryant, Of Ruby Hill, re
turned home with her father from sar
Francisco yesterday. The young lady bal
been attending the Broadway Grammar
School in that City for the past -four
years, and graduated last term.
Phil Harris had a letter yesterday from
Morris Cslisher, formerly q business resi-
dent OF Eureka. He wrote from FL Paso
Texas, where he is visiting his brother
He ia studying Spanish, and will engage
in business in that place If he finds q good
opportunity.
Hon. H. A. Comins, OF White PIN
county, aud daughter, are stopping a
Eureka, on their way to Taylor. Thu
former has come up from San Francisco
and the young lady from Bishop Whit
aker's school, on her way home to spent
the midsummer vacation.